TRIBUTE CHRYSANTHEMUM, ONE OF THE FOUR FAMOUS CHRYSANTHEMUMS IN CHINA, IS PRAISED AS "THE CROWN OF CHRYSANTHEMUMS" BY THE CHINESE PHARMACOPOEIA. ITS COLOR IS WHITE AND THE FLOWER PEDICLE IS GREEN. CHRYSANTHEMUM TEA CAN RELAX THE MIND, CLEAR HEAT AND DETOXIFY, REDUCE BLOOD PRESSURE, BUT ALSO ENOUGH TO CLEAR THE EYES AND REDUCE LIVER FIRE, IS THE FIRST CHOICE TO TREAT DRY EYES.
Note: Traditional health benefits are based on the time-honored practice of Chinese herbal medicine.
If you have a medical problem, consult a healthcare professional
Tea's Advantages
Strengthens the Immune System
Rich in Vitamin C : Helps boost the body’s natural defenses against colds, flu, and infections.
Supports Heart Health
Supports Healthy Circulation : Encourages smooth blood flow, reducing the risk of heart disease.
Promotes Bone and Joint Health
Reduces Inflammation in Joints : May help people suffering from arthritis or joint pain.
Promotes Relaxation & Reduces Stress
Natural Sedative Effect : Helps calm the nervous system, reducing feelings of anxiety.
Rinse dried flowers quickly with warm water to remove any dust or impurities.
Boil the Water:
Heat the water to 85°C (185°F). Avoid using boiling water, as the high temperatures can destroy the delicate floral compounds and alter the taste.
Soaking flowers
Place the chrysanthemums in a teapot or cup and pour in hot water. Cover and let soak for 3-5 minutes.
Filtration and eating
Use a tea strainer to remove the flowers. Otherwise, enjoy the tea with the floating blossoms.
Side Effects and Precautions
Allergic Reactions
Skin rash, redness, or itching
Swelling of the face, lips, or throat
Sneezing, runny nose, or watery eyes
Shortness of breath or anaphylaxis
Who Should Avoid
Pregnant Women
People with Low Blood Pressure
Individuals Preparing for Surgery
Interactions with Medications
Chrysanthemum tea may help lower blood pressure, but when combined with prescription hypertension medication, it could cause excessive blood pressure drops, leading to dizziness and fainting.
Safe Daily Intake
For most people, drinking 1 to 3 cups of chrysanthemum tea per day is considered safe and beneficial.
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314048396 (verified owner)–
This chrysanthemum tea is a real surprise! According to the “how to brew Chrysanthemum Tea” given by the seller, the soup color is clear like amber after soaking, and the entrance is sweet and not bitter. High cost performance, will buy back stock!
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This Chrysanthemum Tea is great value for money! Buds full, dried flowers preserved intact without slag, cost-effective!
314048396 (verified owner) –
This chrysanthemum tea is a real surprise! According to the “how to brew Chrysanthemum Tea” given by the seller, the soup color is clear like amber after soaking, and the entrance is sweet and not bitter. High cost performance, will buy back stock!